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,~. 'l l ' '3, • .: . fij 2~ - - €. • 4, , *et 4 _ e",e`e 7 4 ,11;• . .4 1 s.~:F 1" . LOYD'S,The BUSINESS of LLOYD'S 4, is CARRIED ON in the GREAT HALL of the SOUTH SEA HOUSE, THREADNEEDLE-STREET. London, 17th Jan. 1838. W. DOBSON, Secretary. LOYD'S.-THE LOWER ROOM o f th e J . 11 . CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, BISHOPSGATE STREET, has been engaged, and will be Fitted up as a COFFEE ROOM, and appropriated for the use of the Captains and others. VIRE AT THE ROYAL EXCHANGE.-- Wo, the nndersignecl, , whose Premises have been destroyed by t!Wlate calamitous FIRE, beg to inform our Friends that we have removed to the following Addressee : J. n'French; chronometer-maker, No. 86, Cornlaill. D. Digance and Co., hatters (late Huntleys), 1, Birchin-lane, do. W. !Eierdtt's newspaper-office, 8, Spread Eagle-court, Finch lane, ditto. Widow Barber and Sex, hatters, 23, Birchin-lane. John Vent - Lind Sons, notaries, 3 Castle-court, Birchin-lane.• Capel, Cuerton,"and Ctmdys, stock-brokers, Pope's Head-alley. J. R. Durrant and Co., stockbrokers, 26, Change-alley. R. Suttons, Sons, and Gribble, stockbrokers, Bank Coffeehouse. Geo. Palmer and Hope, stockbrokers, Bank Coffeehouse, first floor. S. Eithray, optician, 6, Spread Eagle-court, Finch-lane. J. Jesiop, boot-maker; 6, Spread Eagle-eourt. Holmes arid Pottle's NeWspaper Office, 18, Finch-lane. C. W. Hodges, tobacconist, 43; Threadneedle-strect. Effingham Wilson, publiiker, 26, Eirchin-lane. Henry Wilson, auctioneer and estate agent, John's Coffeehouse. Elliot and Smith, watchmakers, 27, Lombard-street. John Leathwaite's, Newspaper Office, 1, Pope's Head Alley. Chtistopher Williamson, Watchmaker, 24, Cornhill. John Foster and Sons, Stock Brokers, 2, Bartholomew-lane. Carter and Bromley, Stationers, ,36, Threadneedle-street. J. W. Greaves, Tobacconist, IS, Bishopgate-street. Jas.'Pawley, Aran and Print-seller, 1, Bank-buildings. Witlrers 'and Scorers, Notaries, 7, Nicholas-lane. • Burnie* and Blight, Stationers, 1"?6, Lombard-street. NOTICE. GENERAL POST OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. it, 1839. TT not being generally understood that Letters can be forwarded to NORTH AMERICA by the Post Office, from LIVERPOOL Once a Week, and from LONDON every Ten 'Days; Notice is hereby giVen, that Bags are made up at the Offie.r s its in London and Liverpool for the NEW YORK PRIVATE PACKETS, at >these limos ; and that Letters to NORTH AMURICA, will be forwarded at the Charge of a Shilling for sachSingle Letter, and so on in proportion, if pia into any Post Offices in,the - United Kingdom, with the exception of those of the particilar Ports from which. the Vessel sails, at which places only Eight Pence, and so on in proportion will be charged, provided the Lettell ltve . .:the words . by-`f Private Ship" marked on the C over . For tlia'sionvenienee of that pertion of -the •Kingdom, Bags will also b e ma de tip at PORTSMOUTH, for the LONDON line of Packets to NEW YORK, which touch at that place. Letter's" postearin.the Country, intended to be sent by any one of these routei 'via., London, Liverpool, or Portsmouth, must have written upon ;hem, in addition to the words " Private Ship," " via Liver pool," or the particular Port by which the Sender is desirous his Lettei shouldtetlisAtshed ; and in all eases the Postage must be paid m advanie.' Letters are forwarded at the same charge and upon the same system, to all parts of the World to which Private Ships are going, except to Countries within the limits of the EAST INDIA COM PANY'S CHARTER, to which the Rate is Two-pence from the Port r and Two-pence in addition to the Inland Postage from other places from which.the Letters are dispatched. CHINA, - however, being under the General Ship Letter Laws, the Rate of Postage to that Empire, is similar to that to America, and ether Countries subject to the same Regulations as America. Letters may also be transmitted through•the Post Office by Pri vate Ships sailing between the Ports of the United Kingdom on payment of Eight Pence single, and so on in proportion from the Port from which the-Vessel sails, with the addition of the Inland Postage to the Port, if the Letters have been put in at any other Post Town. By Command, W. L. MABERLY, Secretary. . HER MAJESTY'S MAILS by STEAM to VIGO, OPORTO, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, GREECE, THR lONIAN ISLANDS, EGYPT, and INDIA. riIHE TAGUS will start from off BLACK WALL on,Tunutolv-, 18th January, at T w el vo o ' c l oc k at Ni g h t, and from PAlmouth ma MONDAY, 22d January. The PENINSULAR' PACKETS start weekly as above, being :net lorher Majesty's Packeth at Gibraltar. Further particulars may be obtained on application at the Penin sular Stuart Navigation Offices; 51, St. Mary Axe. WILLCOX and ANDERSON, Managers. . . A T a MEETING of REFORMERS, held at a- 31 .... the British Coffee-house, Cockspur-street, Ch ar i ng - cross, on Thursday, the 4th day of January, 1838 : CHARLES AUGUSTUS TULK, Esq., in the Chair. Resolved unanimously,— That this meeting„although deprecating the principle of public subscriptions for prosecuting or defending Election Petitions, espe cially the Spottiswoode Subscription in England for wholesale at tacks on the Irish returns, deem it absolutely necessary, in self defence, and to uphold the Liberal, cause of the United Kingdom, to institute an immediate and active counter Subscription, strictly and solely to maintain the seats of Liberal Members of Parlia ment, 'now endangered by Tory Associations and notorious public subscriptions.. - That the following gentlemen constitute a Committee of Ma nagement, viz., Charles Augustus' Tulk, Esq., William Ewart, Esq., J. E. Blunt, Esq., J. E.-Hovenden, Esq., John Melville, Esq. ;• with power to add to their number. That subscriptions be received by Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co., No. 62, Threadneedle-street.; Messrs. Ladbroke, Kingscote, and Co., Bank-buildino-s ; Messrs. Cocks and Biddulph, No. 43, Charing-cross; Messrs. Bouverie, and Co., No. 11, Hayma r k e t. • (Signed) C. A. TULK, Chair man . J. E. HOVENDEN, - - . - Hon. SecretarY and Chairman of. Committee Management: To whom letters, post=paid, may be addressed, at the British Coffee-house. The itollowing• subscriptions have been already received : C. A. Tulk, Duke -street, •- K. R., Grosvenor-sq. £lOO 0 Westminster). £lO ,0 Anonymous 5O 0 J. E. Ilovende,'n, Glouces- Jas. Coppock, Cleveland ter-place . ..... ~..,......•.10 0 „ row... John Angerstein, St. Anti-Tory 50 0 James's-square 20 0 Another if needed, Eaton- J• H. Powell, Old Bun; square lOO 0 lington-Street ... - 10 0 John P. Howard ... .. ...50 .' . 0 E. D. Davenport, Capes- •. At Messrs. Bouveri Cos. thorn, ... ... ' '..; . ...50: 0 James Lynch, Iver-heath 10 0 JoshuaErans, Hampstead: 5 - 0 J. 'Bentley 10 0 Sara Gregson,Harley-sti,lo 10 Edward Horsley J. W. Nernaan, Bromley .25 0 Charles Edwards .M. Parsons, Ray .., fli; P. Sharp • mond,'s-buildings ...., ..... 5 , 5 Anti-Spottiswoode 9 0 0 W. Blake, Portland-p1ape...25. OAt Messrs. Cocks and Biddulph's. C. W. J. Ellis, Albion-st. ' James,Smith 1 0 Hyde -pal-1c -• 5 ' 0 Charles Alcock . 1 0 J 5 - Hutchinson, HollowaY - 5 sjarees Coiling ... J. E. Blunt,'Lineoln's Innlo - 01 A 'Reformer C. P. Ifolines,Liverpool-st. 5 . 'Q j C. E. Thompson Captairn•Verner;6oth E. H. M.,. J.ineoln's•ln n 3 3;Edwiird Jones l'i• ]3agebaw, . ditt0.,....... 2 - 2'Peter Jones .. 1 0 A Friend, Wimpole-street: 5, 0 William Jones . Eder, Kendale, Cheltenham 2 2;An Englishman Chas. Dixon, Stanstead-pk.&) . o'Justitia Rey, Jashep Shaw, Christ 'At Messrs. Ladbroke and Co.'s. College, Cimbridge 5 5 John Peters Ile,. Johri'CrOft, ditto ditto 3 3 James Holt ,; Esq : , do do 5 5; Charles Ringer 1 0 'IMF. R: flak, St. John's '' ' 'William Mead do &Rectorof Fnlbournd 6 6.Defensor George Leapingwell, Esq., A poor Man 1 0 ACorpes Chri s ti e nonymous, ditto... ...... ;.. Foster„Esq. „Cambridge 5,5 1 James Howard • 5 0 J. Gunrking,Esq.,Town . I J ames G re i g . ~Clerk,'ilitte ""; W... - TiO'cr,' Esq., Fel- .G. Prickett r e low of Downing -,,2 "p Thomas Thorpe lO 10 4 • 13 . Bltrcham, Esq., Fel- ' Charles White 2 2 ltlow o f Trinity' ' s' 5 1 C. Grenville. i.leforrner, 'Lincoln's Inn '5 5 1 .1: 13randen ;,'' Pape Wood Esq., do': s`' D. Davies 2 2 lieter Erie, Esq., ditto '... .2 • 2 1 John Fox ev • R.Shee h k Fel At Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and ps I° w 4 Tri g ity College, • , Co.'s. cyarnbridgt ~•.. ..... 5 sJohn Fowler 10 0 j . 2 r ngiod,Esq.,Eaton- pl.lO 10'T. P. Hallett '• "Vuillard, Hollowa.y . 2 2/Edward Hobson p'`,, l n• Phard, Kennington . 2 2/Charles O'Niel EV. F ield:Bedford-row ... 2 2 Samuel Ball 2 0 j ' C handless, Lincoln's Inn 5 5 George Harrison A °B ,, , P ll Stinton, dittO ' 2 2W. Labern ',l' B arrister-at-Lays; "ditto 5 5 Ed. Percival 3 ' Soler Flood, Temple ...'. 5 0 Clearles Tibbitz -• W . Wileoulcs, Lincoln's R. Alderson lO 0 J,; 11 In •••,!••• • ' 11. Law Fellow King's W. Tillotson 2 2 il,College, Cambridge OIOT. R. Jones 3. • Evriit, Eaton-place ...I0 0-John Wickens Melville, Upper Harley- Anonymous .. &s2gilhytreet-. .Friend L Whitehall ' 100 ' 0 Anti-Spottisvroode • ti. 0,, • 25 0 .....,,,L FOGS AND DAMP AIR. ti A lt CLAY ' S ASTHMATIC CANDY has, 111 e.... f 0r many Years, been proved an effectual preservative from the krev a i e " ( g the Fogs and Damp Air, which, in the NVinter Season, are so .top a „.2 ni.this Climate. Its effects are to expel Wind, to preserve the Lto - Cfrom the admission of Damps and to relieve those wbo suffer p re Itlleult of. Breathing 4 40 . 0 1 ; 4 , r ,ki only by Barclay . and Sorts, 9i, Farringdon-street, London ; k t `_, , `` ,, Y their appointment, by all respectable Stationers, Druggists, 'ltelt k i Itenderg in at N. 9d. and Is. each, duty ( Ase ed * . A ilte r v..--szv th one Can be genuine unless the names of "Barclay and Sons" affixed to each'Box. ry BENJAMIN DAWSON'S LOZENGES. 1 111 9E celebrated Lozenges, for the cure of ,1:' , Hoarsettese r Soru Throats, and for removing the veha:::gentation which often accompanies Colds, and to mitigate the 67nce -or coughi, still maintan the highest reutation. They are 41 4 y b la At an d safeco ng mposition, aiul i Peculiarly pleasan p t to the taste, and ke.,.e_fleely taken by persons of all ages and at all times. Ih e e Dawson , and Watlock request the public to observe, that unless t soi n - ,",; ) el ' , Benjamin Dawson, Bath,' is engraved on the stamp which "slim each .Box, the Lozenges are not genuine ; it is the more "sli m I.',;l7,9bserve this caution, as many persons substitute an article oik - ?!n_Plenges, whieli is far inferior in quality to the genuine. slWard,"l7qamin Dawson's Lozenges. Price Is. I Sold by b. O ger, Strading; Royal Exchange Gates, Cornhill ' 0 ", and Chandler, 7(1,. Oxfird-street;, and by most Dealers in kROMA TIC - SPICE: PLASTERS for the °HEST. —COughs, Colds, Aithmas, Shortness of Breath, of the (hest, Affections Of the Lungs, &c., are effectii tti,l:liQreti, and 'in . many cases etirely prevented, by the timely appli. hie', or WRAY'S ABA )MATIC SPICE PLASTERS to tho chest, : , ?tl re ,are far superior to the cormr on warm plasters, and in many cases , at4 l , u, , ersede the use of internal remedies. No person during the N : l l. 'r e ,2 l3 ght to be without One. v v iinZred only by'M 0. Wray, 115, Holborn-hill, and 5, Agar-street, I,,at e h °PPosite Cliaring-cross Hospital, at Is. and Is H. each, the only ° .,use fi.r Wray's celebrated Balsamic Pills, Digestive or Dinner - ' l ,t4r at Let_tlisl Lozenges, Cough l'ills, Chalyeate , , Gerojan, Seidlita and I , li rs, and other useful i l l amilyiedicin EN4A .114, rIE METROPO o ftevent es ihis epide. Oh Prevailed through almost every family in the metropolis some, t',(jkihio ,, Tehttlis iinle; we Would advise persons to. be particularly guarded 1 r * e ttingWet feet, atid would stronily recommend every individual ekr ea ° ,,_ o o of ; the.*AlloM ATIC SPICE PL ASTERS to theft Chest, A" N I . Viqr..'wrtAY i !of. Holborn-hill, as the best mode of prevention. labburiiig under this CAT:plaint, or suffering from Coughs, t , 4 ... Affections of the Chest, &c., we cannot recommend any Medi %/11, i d ecidedly eti*aelous as WRAY'S COUGH PILLS and PECTO '4It,;4SZENGES in addition to the application of his Plasters to the News, Nov. 12, 1d37, ;. No. 14,150. SALE OF OLD STORES AT. PORTSMOUTH. ADMIRALTY, SOMERSET-PLACE, Jail. lb, ma. "_9IIHE COMMISSIONERS FOR ' EXECUT ING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of .the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN. and IRELAND do hereby give Notic e , Th at on WasNISCDAY, the 31st Instant, at Ton o cloak in the Forenoon, the Admiral Superintendant will PUT UP TO SALE, at her Alajesty's Doak Yard at Ports mouth, several Lots of OLD STORES, Consisting of Canvas in Rags, Rope Cable-laid and Hawser-laid, Ocham White, Flying& and Rakings, Old Bustin and Casks, &C. all lying in the said Yard. Persons wishing to view the Lots' must apply to the Superin tendent for Notes of Admission for that purpose. Catalogues aid Conditions of Salo nay Ise had here, and at the Yard. ' EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAI% 11, 1838. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST ' INDIA COMPANY do hereby giTe Notice, That a - GENERAL COURT of the said. COMPANY will be held at their House in 'Leadenhall.:street, on TUESDAY, the 30th instant, from Nine o'Clock in the morning until Six in the evening, f©rthe•ELECTION of A DIRECTOR. of the said COMPANY, in zthe•roons of-John Morris, Esq., who bath disqualified. The Forms of a Letter of Attorney and of an Affidavit or Affir .mation, which will be required under the 97th sect. of the .Act, .3 & 4 Will, [V., cap. 85, for:. enabling Proprietors of .East India Stock to Vote ley Proxy on this occasion, may be obtained upon ablication at the Treasury in this House. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. 17, 1838. rip HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST dit.. INDIA COMPANY do hereby give Notice, •That the Finance and Home Committee will be ready on or before Vi'm , xasnay, the 14,th Fenauatm next, at Eleven 'o'clowic in the Forenoon, to receive TENDERS scaled up from such persons as may be willing to supply the EAST INDIA COMPANY with COALS, to be delivered at BOMBAY, of the undermentioned descriptions, viz. —Lllangennech, Bryndewy, Graigola, Nevill's Llanelly, or Ward's Llanelly, all Handpicked; or West Hartley, or Carr's Hartley, properly Screened. The Tenders are to be made according to a form which may be had upon application atjthe Secretary's Office in the East India House, with the Conditions annexed, and where the Tenders are to be left any time before Eleven o'clock in the Forenoo n of th e 14th day of February, 1838, after which hour no Tender will be received. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. TTO R TIC ULT UR AL EXHIBITION.- The ROYAL SOCIETY and CENTRAL SCHOOL of HORTICULTURE and AGRICULTURE holds its FOURTH EXHIBITION of Plants, Flowers, Fruit, and Agricultnral Pro duce on SATURDAY next, notwithstanding the probable inclement state of the weather, at the EGYPTIAN HALL, PICCADILLY, from One till Six o'Clock. The full Band of the Reyal Horse Guards willattend. Admittance, ss. Tickets before the day, 2s. fld. GR E-ENWIC-H R A ILWA Y. The Trains run every Quarter of an Hour, between Eight in the Morning. and Nine -at Night; on Sundays, until Ten o'Clock, and will continue to doss until further notice. By Order, J. Y. AKERMAN, Secretary. EST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE :\ N INSURA CE OFFICE. V - Instituted at Easter, 1807. Among the Advantages offered to the public are a Share in the Profits, without liability of Partnership, a Reduced Scale of Rates, and Claims Liberally Settled. Office for. London, 20, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. JAMES ANDERTON, Resident Manager. STAR COMMERCIAL INN, BATTLE, SUSSEX. -- nr NR Y ALDERTON begs to announce to ALL - COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN, and the Public gene rally, that he has reiently REBUILT his HOUSE, and having fitted it up in a commodious manner, respectfully solicits their patronage and support, assuring them that his utmost endeavours shall be used for their comfart. N.B. Good Stabling and Lock-up Coach Houses. Hastings and London Coach.* daily. ►NDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, JB3B. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS. • A GENTLEMAN. at present employed upon r LI Liberal Weekly-Newspaper is desirous of CHANGING his SITUATION. He is capable of taking, ass entire management of a Weekly Journal in every department.. as short hand Reporter, political, writer, and conductor of the general busi ness of the press may be correctly ostimatod by a reference to a file of the paper upon which he is at present employed, and which In originated and conducted with the most complete success. • Particalais bY,applying to T. D., 18, South-street, Greenwich. If by letter, post paid. N.B. Advertiser is perfectly competent 'to take a department on a daily paper, either as Reporter or Editor. - ON PRIVATE SALE, Y MESSRS. MURRAY,:-TATTERSALL, and MURRAY-, - .47, PARLIAMENT-STREET :-:-. I. ALHFORD, MIDDLESEX, Commodioui and very pleasant'Residence, with Pleasure Grounds and - A. R. r. Paddock 2. DOWN HALL, EPSOM"; Delightful Residence with first-rate Training Stables and Paddocks. TO be sold Cheap 3. LYME REGIS; High . Cliff Mansion House and Ground 4. - - A superior Marine Residence 5 0 0 4. WENTWORTHS, near VIRGINIA WATER ; Elegant Villa Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Firm, &c. •- ; - 3OO 836 5. BRECONSHIRE ; Freehold Estitte of , Trebins- • turn, House and Graunds . ,:Farmscl Woodlands, &e. Rental, 4601 . .. 6. COLNEY HATCH, MIDDLESEX ; Superior Meadow Land (Tithe Free), only eight.miles front . London. A good locality for building 27 024 7. DEVON ; 'The Bow Estate ; rich Farm . and Wood lands. Tithes, Poor-rates, and Land Tax, very low 1,519' - 0 19 8. HIGH MEADOW, Gloucestershire (near 'intern Abbey );-Farms, Woodlands, Mills, Sce..,.:Rentalsl7l. 398 222 9. ROAINET - MARSH; Rich Freehold Marsh Land, near Rye, Sussex, Rental 414/, 13s. 6d., a good In vestment 10. SOMERSET ; Valuable Freehold Estate, com prising Farms, Cottages, Woodlands, &c., &c., Rental 3,299/. 11. SCOTLAND ; Valuable Estates near to the Sea port Towns of Wick and Thurso, Caithness, viz., Stirkoke, 7,000 acres, Rental 2,0001. ; Sibstei: or Hopeville, 1,030 acres, Rental 9001. ;- Sconthel and West Wattin, 7,000 acres, Rental 1,1001; Lynegar, 1,100 acres, in all (These Estates are well worthy the attention of the Capitalist.) 12. EAST LOTHIAN, N. B. ; Capital Mansion, Pleasure Grounds, and Farm, two miles from Dun bar, and only twenty-live miles from Edinburgh • 320 0 0 TRANSFER OF REAL PROPERTY, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT AND PUBLIC AUCTION. _MR. RAINY respectfully begs leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public that' he proposes to ESTABLISH at this Gallery and Office, a GENERAL RE GISTER for the TRANSFER of REAL PROPERTY of every deseriptien, situate in any part of the United Kingdom, and of the best glass of residenees in London, upon a principle, and under regulations which, it is confidently trusted, will claim eonsideration and attention, especially from the lauded interest and wealthier alarms; the great object iu view being to counteract and destroy quackery, and to suppress those practices which are derogatory, by opposing to them a system of agency conducted with truth, impar tiality, and independence calculated, it is hoped, to aorffd increased facilities to transactions at a considerable saving of expense of time and trouble, and with perfect security to the public. A printed prospectus is in course of circulation, and may now be had at Mr. Rainy 's offioe, 14, on the east side of Ilogent-street, in the division.between Piccadilly and Pall-mall. SAES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION., FREE PUBLIC-ITOUSL'-'nnd WINE - LVAULTS; GOLDEN ' , SQUARE, IN. EXCELLENT - REPAIR. - - R. DANIEL CRONIN wilt SELL by AUCTION, at GarraWay's, orr WrnsEsna'i-, Jan: 24, at, Twelve, without reserve, by order of thaExeCutOrs of the late ?111. Peter Robertson, deceased, the LEASE -and GOODWILL Q of u tl E m E se N o ,s xee H lle E n i t.. - a p n: , ,, v O ar ld y - c es li t g a i b b l l i y s_h t ed tti •P at l e V e lLS c l r lit nr O lsvinarrsart h d..e street and-Queenifreet, Golden-sgtiar,6;...heldloi• a tirizi:of which nearly seven - years-aie ntiexpiredott the low rent of 601. perannUm. May be viewed . -. One week prior to the Sale ; and Vaiticulars had on the Premises"; ..at-Garravrav's ; and of the A.uctieeneer and Ap praiser, Ni). 12, East-street, Lamb's Conduit-sfiref. - -, , - I CAPITAL FREE PUBLIC-HOUSE - and POPULAR 1. THEATRE, CHURCH-ST.REET, DEPTFORD . ft, DANIEL CRONIN will -:.SELL by AUCTION, at Garratvav's, Cornhill, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. - 24,„ at 'Twelve, the LEASE for about 36 years, at-a very trifling rent, of all those valuable PREMISES, known as the OXFORD ARMS, Church-street, Deptford, mbst'eligiblysittiite and in excellent repair.. The piemises include the popular and flourishing, Theatre, w , hich is numerously attended,' and bids fair to occupy alarge shit-P.6f public attention ; part is let to old tenants, - who have: experienced very successful seasons, and hive expended a considerablesum in rep a i rs an d decorations'. " The whole ma} be viewed, and' Particulars had on the - Premises ; at Garraway's; and of the• Auctioneer and Appraiser, No. 12, East street, Lamb's Conduit-street. , . TO THE - NOBILITY, GENTRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS, AND OT-HER S. TER. CAFE wilt SELL by AUCTION, - at his ' . Spacious Rooms, Greit -Marlborough-street, Janua r y 27, Three brilliant-toned Patent Double- Actioned Harps, bi.Erat and .Dodd, a Dizi'a Pat9it ditto, a fine-toned Horizontal Grand Piano. forte by Mott, a ditto by . Tomkinson ' a Square ditto, a Cabinet Grand ditto by M o tt, an d a very tine Finger and laarrel Organ by Flight and Robson, an, antique- Violincello, Violins, Bass-Viol s , Guitars, a Stringing M ac hi ne , an d un fi n i s h e d Stock. May be viewed on Wednesday, :and Catalogues had. BY 11R. RAINY, At the Gallery, N.. 14, Regent-street, in February, by direction of the, Executors, FHE choice and valuabl e LIBRARY, collection of Prints, Pictures (including the splendid Portrait, by Sir Thomas Lawrence, of the late John Kemble, Esq., in the ; character of Cate), ; tit. property of the late Right, honourable the Earl of BbAsington. ASHBURNHAM. HOUSE, KING'S ROAD, CHELSEA, A short remove from the banks of the Thames, and within three miles .f Hyde-park-corner. 4it. CAFE, in conjunction with Mr. STRUG NELL, will. SELL by AUCTION, an the Premises, on Wth)NESDAY, Jan. 31, at Twelve, A very desirable detached VILLA RESIDENCE, suitable for a family of the first respectability, standing. within its own park-like grounds, of about 12 acres, in pleasure ground, lawn, kitchen and flower garden, &c., beautifully laid out and timbered, fine conser vatory, coach and cart houses, stabling, and lodge. On the sante day will be sold the remaining portion of the furniture ; comprising a flue toned chamber organ, playing 64 tunes, four-post bedsteads and furnitures, bedding' and chamber furniture, paintings, prints, iron roller, garden implements, and effects. The premises may be viewed till the sale, and the furniture one day previous. Particulars and catalogues had on the premises ; of Mr. Strugnell, Knightsbridge, and of Mr. Cafe, Great Marlborouh street. BY MR. RAINY, As the Gallery, No. 14, Rcgt4it-street, early in February, by diree. sion of the Executors, THE PICTURES,. select Library of Books, Plate, missellaneous artielet of ornament, and the' cellar of Wines of between 800 and 400 dusens, the property - of thu late James Alexander Frampton, Eby., of Tavistock-square. BY MR. RAINY. At the Gallery, No. 14, Regent-strOt, in lebruary, A PORTION of the LIBRARY of William Wilkins, Esq., R. A. ; includin g a very scarce and fine copy of the Alusee Francaise and the Musee Royal. ' Now Ready, in 3 vols., post Bvo., ' DR. RITCHIE'S LIBRARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS.., IV order of the Executors.. Mr. HODGSON WILL SELL,. At his Great R00m,192, Fleet-strict, on TUESDAY next, January 23, and folloWing day, at Half-ast Twelve, THE LIBRARY and PH I LOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS .of the Rev. WILLIAM RITCHIE, LLD., late Professor of Natural Philosophy in. University C o l_ lege, London, deceised, forming a Valuable Colloction'of Philoso phical and Mathematical 'Works in the English - and French Laa guages ; also the Apparatus used by Dr. Ritchie in his Lectures at the iliffersit Institutions in the Kingdom, including the Whole of the glasses for Optic a l p ur p oses , P r i sms; &c.,. manufactured ex pressly. under his direction ; together scith the Models, , powerful Lenses, Moulds, Tools, Chucks in Bell-metal,- &c., which were constructed for his experiments. To be viewed and Catalogues had.. F °K SPIRITS,EIGN- HIGHLAND MALT and CORK WHISKIES, in Glasir bottles. . . • - - At per Dozen. Choice old Pala Brandy, as insporied 72s Cognac Brandy, superior old Hollanda, Schiedam Jamaica Rum, very old ' 27s to 33s Highland Malt Whisky, 11 per cent seer proof... 40s The old Cork Whisky ' UPPER FITZROY-STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE., AfR. CAFE \Till SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's,,on IirEpNESD,IY. February , 7, at Twelve, by order of the ExecutOrS. of Mrs. Westron, a LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 7, Upper Fitzroy-street, let oa lease to Mr. Lad bury for a term of 21 yeirs, at 601. per annum, held for a term of 51 years from Alieliaelmas, 1837; at a ground rent of 10 guineas per annum. • May be viewed by permission of the tenant : particulars had of Messrs. Sandys and 'Pearson, solicitors,4s, Sergeant's-inn, -Fleet street of Mr. Harding, William -street, Regent's-park ;at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. - FREEHOLD, NEAR THE ROYAL EXCHANGE.' AIR. CAFE - v:7in S,ELL . by AUCTION, by order of the Mortgagee, at Garraway's, on W - Enrtrsnav, February 7, at Twelve, an Undivided Third Share to the Rever sion of TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 2 and 3,. Old Broad-street, in the'cifv of London, in the occupation of Messrs. Hodges and Davies, and Messrs. Foster - and West, at a low'rent of 2001. p2l annum. • Mav be viewed by permission of the tenants ; pa •tieulars had of Mr. E. Rice, solicitor, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-inn ;at Gar-. ranay's ; and of Mr. Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. Marsala, finest impor - ied, per quarter pipe...lll. 1l s. Bottles 3s. ps.r dozen ; hampers -1 s. per doz. 3.5, Bishopsgate-street with* London.- ' CURRALL and SON. , . • ,-. .. . ~ . i" . .. , e s . . _, . . •0 ‘; .a .. 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CAFE Will SELL by AUCTION, at his Spacious Rooms, Great Marlborough-street, To-monlow, January 19, at Eleven, an extensive STOCK .of CARPETING; ecimPrising 300 pieces of Hrussels and Venetian of the best quality, alto several splendid Cut Pile Carpets of large dimensions, Turkey and mussels Carpets ' Hearth Rugs and Druggets. May he - viewed on Thursday, and Catahigues had of Mr. Cafe, Great . Marl borough- street. ' LEASEHOLD EsrATt - g. MR. CAFE respectfully informs the Public that. he will, in the First 'Week in March, SELL by AUC TION, the LONDON LEASEHOLD ESTATES of the late John Mortlock, Es'9., viz. 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GRACIthe DUCHESS of RICHMOND, &c. Aa A/FR. E 5 SOLOMONS, OPTICIAN to the - Royal Eye Infirmary, patentee of the Amber Spectacles, Rce:, 36, OLD BOND-STREET (nearly opposite the western I ,' Exchange), whose recently invented and highly approved SPEC- a "' TACLLS may be adapted to the various circumstances of indivi. cal dual cases appertaining to defective vision. Whilst these Specta lard - cles excel all others, as regards their very superior refractive pro- of perty, and their comparative lightness, they possess the further ad- • vantage of modifying bright and strong light, which, at the same 7a: time, is tra nsm it te d t h rough the various humours of the eye, so as Lai render vision most perfectly distinct, conveying also a sense of cool- CC ness and pleasure to the organ, with the additional equally impor tant recommendation of being FREE from the pernicious attributes of common glasses ;in short, the qualities of Mr. Solomon's Spec- 3 tacles admirably adapt them to afford ease and comfort, by protect ing and strengthening the eyes, and to extend to vision the most decided and instantaneous relief that art can accomplish. Their 11 t superior efficacy is attested by the following eminent professors, who the (among many others) have given them their unqualified approba t ion : -Ho P. Tyrrell, Esq., Surgeon to th e O pthaimic Infirmliry, Moor- 24 fieldS. pre Sir . Benjamin C. Brodie, Bart., F. Ri S. , Savillo-row. emi Sir Anthony Carlisle, F.R.S., President of tile College of " 1 ' n• Sareons. John Stevenson; Esq., Oculist to his late Majesty, &c., Mar- ra' garet-street, Cavendish-square. . du Sir 111116 S E, Anderson, M.D., &c., New Burlington-street. Sir Charles Aldis, Opldittßourlingtvitrs.eet. Dr. Martin Ware, Esq., Oculist, New Bridge -street. Titus soden ßem,6q. s Esq.,. Surgeon, G eor g es-street, Hanover-square. J. , _urgyon to the Eye Infirmary, Bath. J. Hodgson and T. P. Ledszim, Esqra., Oculists, Eye Infirmary, Birmingham. Professor Hufoland. Physician to the King of Prussia, Berlin. P ' o Physician to the Ki m ,- of S axony, Dresden. . Ir r so o f fe e s s sm r K- 4C7s!r i u g' s and Ruhl, Oculists, Ccipsic. Professor oetor sel p un o n e t i • s t z g e , r O , H cu a l Dresden. urgh . is D Mr,. Solomons totally unconnected with persoas of the same ame in this country, and the Amber Spectacles bearing the QNLV; P4TJ TT p9w .f extant, their disp osa l i s exclusively eon 'fined Io his house, No. "36, Old Bond-street, an d to h i s branc h establishments in IRELAND. •* Hours of attendance from Ten to Six o'clock. FREE 'PUBLIC - HOUSE; AtDGATE, ''WITIIOUT RESERVE. R. .DANIEL CRONIN will SELL by AUCTION, at G arraway's, Corphin, on WEDNESDAY, n. t 4, at . Twelve;the LEASE and GOODWILL of the lIOPE ÜBLIC-ROUSE, advantageously situate in Jewt3 -street, Ali te. The-Prerniseg are held upon two lives, for a'terin of - which yearirwill be unexpired at Lady-day next, at the rent of 651: per .I‘ll be viewed,. and Particulars had .on the Premises ; at Gar aud of the Auctioneer, No. 12, ,East-street; Lamb's Con it-Areet. .PITAL FREE :PINE VAC - LIN AND PUBLIC-HOUSE: ' O '4 I 24EAV CUT; 'LAMBETH: ki -R. Dik-2';IIEL eiRONIN - will'. 'SELL by v.A..' AtOTtifg,--at : GarraWay's Coinhill; i on WEDNESD:A. T, n. 124, at Twelve, by Order of Ilie Proprietor,' the valuable iIASE and GOODWILL, with possession, of the SEA-LION ine Vaults, most commandingly situate the corner of-Wootton eet Cornwall-road, Lambeth, and but a few paces from the. w- ut.;_ the-premises have the almost unrivalled command of a 'y extensive and thickly tpoptilated-neighbourhooff,, are in excel nt r3ptiT, and are held for upwards of 70 years at a - trifling rent. Ma be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises.; at Garra sy'st and of the Auctioneer and Appraiser, No. P..)., Est-street, ,ainhis Conduit-street. i‘ AP - AL FREE LIQUOR VAULTS AND PREMISES, ' i CLARE-STREET, CLARE;MARKET. • . . ' R. DANIEL , CRONIN 'is . instructed to ~ SELL by AUCTION,. at Garraway's Cornhill, on WED es D vii..l an. 24, at Twelve, the valuable- LEASE and -GOOD- E- of the CROWN and STILL Wine-vaults, situate most van geously in Clare-street,' one door from Clare-market, - and pabl of attracting, from its very conspicuous appear,nce, the les portion of the trade of the vicinity : held for a terra, where neatly 24 years are unexpired, ,at an exceedingly law rent. Ma be - viewed, and Particulars had'o n th e Premises ; at Garra iy's; and of 'the Auctioneer and Appraiser, 'l2; East-street, anb' Conduit-street. )11I.• ANDING. FREE RUB.LIC-HOUSE AND SPIRIT VA LTS, CORNER ..01 7 - CLEMENT'S INN-PASSAGE, CL RE-MARKET. DANIEL CRONIN . respectfully flounces that. bejs instrue*rd to SELL by AUCTION, Ga Cornhill, on Wrnit4nAfr, January 24, at Twelve, L ,ASE and GOODWILL of those eligibl e p rem i ses kn9vn the THREE TUNS, conspicuously situate the corner of •ug on-street, Clare-market, held . for a term whereof nearly s are unexpired. at the rent of 19. q. per annum: The mis s are peculiarly worthy the attention of the trade, as being ne •ly qualified t o cont i nue an d cons i derably increase the largo rn• they have for many years maintained • lay be viewed,- and Particulars had on the Premises ; at Gar - ly ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 12, East-street, Lamb's Con t ' , LE' 1L jac C en I . , -.... re N m T ises o , aLreDhelEaSfio'rAßa L.telrSinHElerlfßEEl7‘3P.eUarlwleCre -10 SE AND ,WINE-VAULTS, SOFIO, WITHOUT RE iz 1E VE, in Consequence of Illness. I. DANIEL CRONIN will SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, en WEDNESDAY, Jan. 24, rw ye, by order of the Proprietor, Mr. CROOK, after an oc- . atio of thirteen years, and unless an acceptable offer be" previ-• I y de by Private Contract, the valuable LEASE and GOOD LL with possession of those excellent Premises, known as CIWN, .Great Crown-court, Soho, , being- one of the best -on , ifares for trade at this part of the Metropolis, and most cons idin ly situate to secure and increase , the, large and lucrative la f many years attached totheni, . The whole, including the nexpiltd at Christmas, 1837„ at a low rent. I May be viewed, and Pailiculars had on the Premises`• it Garra way's; and of the Auctioneer, No. 12, East-street, Lamb's Con duit-street. ousl WI the thoi GROUND RENTS: MR. CAFE . - will' SELCI;; AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Wth):4Esn..l - 1-, VehruarY . l, at Twetire, an undiiided Fourth Share to the iteversion of GROUND-RENTS, amounting to 5851. pet' annum', On'houses in t3edford-square, Tavistockstreet; Totteninitrc-cotirt-read, Howland-street and mews, John-street, North-street, Charlotte-street, Thornaugh-street,•Cr inarthen-street,.lllanahester.streeti and'Dorset-street.' - • ' Particulars will be ready in a few days, and may :,be had of Messrs. Burgoyne and Thrupp, solicitors, 160, Oxford,striset, west corner of Stratford-placo ; at,Qarraway's ; and of Mr. GAfe, Great Illarlbornuffh-street. PUBLIC-HOUSE. llrt. CAFE wiII , SELL AUCTION, at -11A1-Garraway son Wr,r)titzsDAT,• February 7, at Twelve, (by order of the Executors of the late Mrs. Westron), ‘,; A PUBLIC-HOUSE ; the sign of the RED-LION, Little Guildford-street, Russell-square ; let on two leases, tone to Mr. John Ross for a term of 22 years from Lady-day, 182,8, and the otherto Mr. Samuel Noble for a term of 11 yearp .from Lady-day, 1830, at a rent of 801. per annum, .(note, premtunas . of 1,600/. and 3501. paid for the leases) : held for an unexpired tertn.Of ; 56 years from Christmas, 1837; 'at a ground:Tent of 15 guineas per annum. Maybe viewed by permission of the 'tenant : particulars had of 111-essrs,aSandys and Pearson ; solicitors, 5, •Serjeant's-inn, Temple ; of Mr.. Harding, William-street, Regent's-park ; and of 11Ir. Cafe, Great Marlborough-stseet.• . . • LEASEIrOLD ESTATES, • The Property of the late Robert Stone, Esq. MR. CAFE «11 SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, onWLDNESDAY, February 7, at Twelve, by order of the Executors. • A :SUBSTANTIAL -BUILT HOUSE, No. 'l6, 41:1 the West side of-flarley-street, Cavendish-squire; arid comprises, `-oti tstie',ll)" per floor, four servants' rooms ; second floor, trio bed chambers, d ress i ng room and water closet principal tioollAvd-wen prolier tioaed and lofty drawing.rooms; ground floor,'fin .ontranee hall, stonevstaircase.to the landing, a very excellent dining .room, let on lease to James 13 oglefillielap, Esq, 1601. per annum ; held Water • closet; basement, servant's offices; Ladyday, 1557, at, a ground rent .of M ay b e viewed' by mrmiss:on . of the tenant. Particulars had'of Messrs. Burgoyne and Thrupp, solicitors, 160, Oxford-street, west corner of Stratfort-plaee ; at Garra.way's ; arid of Mr. Cafe; Great 7 : Ip. breakfastol Its ie) aeleer ea which and expires , , Alarlborough-street. _____,_ • T oil . , CAFE r' w F a rt t il :S E l Tl E Q L l i4 l b;r: AUCTION at holoivu,e:Lef:t9itie argairßoatEiy,ntE;ll4,e,;(seLc;74:.rE.,:,stqcahs:::,,. t F b e e b , r c u: n y wr i- , ! o a f t A l 64 '7 e l - v s o tr ; - e in TAn,, consisting ,of 'a Public, np b a a t r i on p , a o rl f o, J ur ori t i a l i t )- C r o o r o d m e , ll; „ e d oTf u r i i i s e i r n y t a ba r, and sitting-room; second floor, three . bed ,k,iinrsi.dttril:ltib6;4.r!:a- iii i ca l ( p linu p ebil e ' - : '6. fl : o °' 1 :r ~ tree'sleeping rooiil s ; basem en t, 'Let A on To I t t e e na t i o di M ni e n s; ll s.' o rl u ' s ick , e b l e l iii an g d 24 C , o A ., ,t b d r i e e lt t e i. r e s, et ial ; three flhb,i 4 s alscive, and'eeltars Am the basement ; 3 sp 3 irt pe r r el a l n ar n . - urn : ien7titliaer:C>bic.:egupNalaets,,Mh7enPao: by y \V p . e , rmh :tear s i i t a , n te o o f an tlie t at ie ss n - i a ll u , t a s t . 10Lp t e i r cu a i n tr n s u h m a . d of Messrs. llailey, Shaw, •and ISmith, .Solieitors, 'Berner's-street; at Gairaway's.; and of Mr. •Qafe, Grq4 Marlbproumh-strsiet.- . ~ GRAFTON-ST REE'IY-SQUARE.' 1, 1 TR. CAFE will- SELL by :AUCTION ; at- - lv Garravray's,. on.litunittsnar i ' February 7, at Twelve; 1 order ,of the ;Executors of M rs : W es t ron, A SPACIOUS LEA i EJIOLD AIESIDENCE, being No. 20, on the north side o f grafton-street, FitzroyTsquare;„let on lease ,to . .loseph - Poett, 'EN-; t, 7 51 . I)" 4 , 1T1m;, held for an unexpired term ,of fifty-one years from Michaelma s 1837, tit Ground Rent of 10 Guineas, May be viewea perrniSsion of the tenant. Particulars, had of m essi q. Sands - and Pearson, - Solicitors, 5, Serjealif's-inn, Fleet street ; of Mr. fratding,lrilliarn-street, Regent'sjpark ; at garra wayg t and of M r . C a f e, Great Marlborough-street. , . REGENT'S-I".ARK., LcaSeholds; held of the ComMiSsioners of Woods and Forests. A LI :" R• C will by - .411, C11:N 10 , at •, Gar:away s, WEn'xitsDAY, February 7, atTwelve, in., two lots, by order of the Eiecutors of. Mr. Francis. Joshua. Lot I. A Superior bitilt - ViLLK RESIDENCE, situate in the I immediate - vicinity of - the tage, No: - 5, Park . ..village' East ; let to - Min Cape, Esq. at 551. per annum : held for a term of 851.4earit'froM the 7th July, 1837, at a ground -rent of 2/,•p€r annum. ' • Lot 2. :The adjoining Villa, TINTERN COTTAGE, No. 6, rent of 2/. .per annum. . • lPeatrfko-..rvailtlaegrme L o rt sl le y t e ;( l ) .; E fe r o n na est e G io an 7t me h o ll f , 1 .J .: u 5q 1) . ,, a1 8 ,5 27 14 ; per annum; May be viewed by perMsssion of thotenants, with tickets only.: partieulars had of Mr, Riebard 67, chancery-. 'lane ; at Garraway's'• a'rMof 111' Cafe Great 'Marlborough-street, at a ground- • -- •• REGENT'S PARK. :LEASEHOLD VILLA-RESIDENCES. - - - • - As a.. CAFE va1.,,-SELL, by, AUCTION; +Yak- Garraway's, ori:Wmnrirsiht - Y, February-7, at Twelve, •in Two Lots, by order-of ille-Eiecutors of Mr. Francis Joshua. Lot L PIERCEFIEW COTTAGE, 13, .Park Village East, approached by a portico wit' an entrance hall leading to two hand some draw iii&-r4orns, st y udy ;IN conservatory„ store-room . and, wa ter:closet ; on the n1;01:floor, five died chambers;'" basement, din ing-room opening upon a lawir, and servants' offices, ika.surc 7 , ground, and garden. Let to Henry - Kirk, Es`q., at 701. per annum. Held for a term of 851. years; ritl. gratind=rent of I'2l. 10s.' Lot 2. A very roomy and -superior boa VILLA, known as NVINCLIFFE COTTAGE S 14;• Park IVillige East,' with eaten sive pleasure ground and conservatory. .Let to Richard Saunders,' Esq., at 1001. per annum. Reid for , a terra of 85 years anda half, at ii,ground,Jent Qf - 1 , ) ' 'lay be vie we d by pern n iissio of the tenants, with tickets only; particulars had of Mr. Richard Smith, Solicitor, 67, Chancery ' lane ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. 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LA W INTELLIGENC& COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Jeri. 17. THE QUEEN V. POLHILL, M.P., AND ONSLOW. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL was instructed,' on behalf of Mr. Durant' one.of the members of the Committee of Drury lane Theatre, to apply • for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be granted against Mr. Polhill, one of the Members for the borough of Bedford, for sending a challenge, provoking. Mr. Durant to a breach of the peace, and against Mr. Onslow, who held a commission in the Fusileer Guards for carrying the challenge.—The Court granted the ru'e. BAIL COURT, JAN. 16. (Before Mr. Justice PArrE-soN.) If EWARDS TO FIREMEN.--Sir PRI:DE[2MR POLLOCK applied to the Court for a rule calling upon Henry 'Winchester, Esq., one of the Ma. gistrates of the county of Middlesex; to show cause why a mandamus should not issue commanding him to issue warrants of distress to enforce payment of certain sums of money that had been awarded to th• fire men who brought the first engines to the fire that broke out some months ago in the house of a Mr. llarris in the Strand. The ground on which payment of the money had been refused was, that the parties claiming the reward had applied to a magistrate in the first instance, instead of making their ap. plication to the churchwardens to apportion the amount to be paid, and afterwards applying to the magistrate to issue his order for the pay. meat of it. The Court granted a rule to show cause. CRIMINAL INFORMATION —LIBEL. The ATTORNSY-GENERIL applied to the Court for a rule calling upon •the Proprietors of the Hampshire Advertiser to show sauce why a cri. minal information should not be filed against them for publishing a libel upon the Town Council of the borough of Chichester. If the libel of which his clients complained was merely an article of general censure or abuse they would not have applied for the interference of the Court ; but as it contained specific charges of corruption against theM, which, If true, woukl ,subject them to severe punishment, they felt bound to apply to the Court. The libel represented that the Town Council had been guilty of gross misconduct with reference to the letting of some market tolls, in not taking the most advantageous offer, but, instead, of accepting that of a favoured political partizan, and were thereby guilty of gross • corruption. The libel appeared in the Hampshire Advertiser of the 30th ofDeeember, and was as follows :—" The sapient Town Coun. cif of Chichester, in defiance of justice and public opinion, have grossly misapplied the funds at their disposal. Their partial distribution of the little patronage they have, are matters of every day occurrence, and have been repeatedly exposed in this Journal. We now call the attention of the burgesses to the proceed. togs at the last meeting of the Town Council, held for the purpose -of letting the market tolls. The tender of Mr. Farr, whom, we have no doubt, is a very respectable man, was accepted in preference to other and more advantageous offers. Perhaps Mr. Farr was the most stable and secure man, but even that plea will not hold good, since the sureties are responsible, and not the parties making the offer. The sureties of Mr. Coombe, who offered the largest sum, are very respectable men, and we were at first at a very great loss to discover why the disadvantageous offer of Mr. Farr was accepted, but we have since made some inquiries on the subject, and we find, first— that the name of Mr. Farr appears on the poll-book as having voted at the last election for John Abel Smith; secondly—that Mr. Farr has a son Who is clerk to the Clerk of the Magistrates ; and thirdly—he has a sister who is housekeeper to the Magistrates. The present Town-Coun cil were elected by the beer given by John Abel Smith, the Whig Mem ber for the City. We draw no inference from these facts ; we leave that to those who suffer by them." Now he (the Attorney-General) would admit that if there were any truth in the above statements, the inference to be drawn from them was inevitable, but they were not true; the fact was, that the Town Council advertised for tenders for the Market tolls, but not saying that they would be•let to the highest bidder. Mr Combes was certainly the highest bidder, he having offered 200/., but as he had been twice insolvent, his tender was declined. The offer was accepted certainly, but not to favour a political partizan. On the contrary, it was with the unanimous consent of the whole Town Council, consisting of men of all political parties, and also of the Aldermen, some of whom certainly voted for Mr. John Abel Smith at the last election, but a majority of them did not.. The affl. davits, after setting forth the above facts, denied that Mr. J. A. Smith interfered at all in the election of the Town Council, and the state ments relative to the connection of Mr. Fare's relatives with the magistrates. Mi. Justice PArrEsom—You have stated sufficient—take a rule to show cause. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET, JAN. 17. William Lloyd, alias Rodney, was chargedbi Sergeant Power, of the F division, with frequenting the Haymarket for the purpose of cora. mitting a felony. Mr. Mahon attended for the prisoner. The constable stated that about a quarter-past six yesterday evening he happened to pass the Haymarket Theatre in plain clothes, when many persons were waiting for the doors to be opened, and among them the prisoner. Having had him in custody on a former occasion for picking pockets, and for which he was sent to hard labour for three months, he kept his eye upon him, and imtantly saw him press closely against seve ral persons ; but on looking round he perceived witness looking over his shoulder, and he then withdrew himself from the crowd. On being taken into custody he asked what he was taken for, and when he was told, he said he hoped witness would make it as light as he could, for the sake of his family. Ott searching him at the station-hotise there was found upon him 21. 14s. 4d. Sir F. Floe would remand the prisoner till to-morrow, in 'order to - have the record of the former conviction produced, and then he should be sent to the House of Correction, to await 'the judgment of the Court at the Quarter Sessions as an incorrigible rogue. • ROYAL EXCHANGE FlRE.—Nearly the whole of the books and papers which were placed for safety in the • common iron safes at the Royal Exchange were -entirely de sroyed by the late fire. The contents of many of .them when when opened this day were still on fire, and in others nothi ng ,fs.o: remained but a mass o f c i n d ers and ashes..(. Had .the docu-. meats thtts destroyed been placed in Chubb's patent fire-proof r4ru , safes, they would have been preserved, as the following certi ficate of the severe test which thi.?.se safes have undergone fully p: eves : " Saw Mills, Grosvenor-basin, Pimlico, Jan. 25,- 1835. We certify that thes3 papers were enclosed in. Chubb's patent fire-proof box, and exposed in the furnace of a steam- engine of twenty-two horse power, by which the box became , - red hot in three minutes, and remained in the furnace in that state fora considerable time, and were taken out in our pre sence perfectly uninjured. " R. R. ARNZ. " E. W. LOWER. " R. GOODMAN, Engineer." This box and its contents may be seen at the inventor and patentee's, Chalks Chubb's, 57, St. Paul's Church-yard. A large assortment of the patent fire-proof safes, chests, and boxes for securing deeds, books, papers, jewels, plate, &e., on sale and made to order, all fitted with the detector locks ; and they also are made of sufficient strength to .pre- vent their being injured by the falling of beams, brick-work, or walls. .57, St. Paul's Church-yard, Jan. 12, 1838. .HAPPINESS.--The health of the body forms an es- sential concomitant to the enjoyment of happiness, and we should be misanthropes indeed if we did not otter every facility to the important information how a release from pain may be accomplished, the insidious g&rrns of. disease eradicated, the system purified and improved, and a healthful vigour .imparted. • to the mental - And physical power; ; • by e have vritnessect FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH produce these cheering results, • and hasten to perform a public duty by recommending theist to> • • the notice of invalids. 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AILEY.and SON.wiII-SELL by AUCTION, I), at their Warehouse, No. 42, Wood-eficet,'Clidap§ide, To moxitow, Jan. 19, at Eleven for TWelveTrecieely, removed from No. *5, Hatton-gardep, by order of the executors;- comprising rich black raven and fancy coloured cloth, silk,. mohair. b a ll tw i st, and light (Iyed sewings, armozines, serges, and.Porets, collar and waist coat +civets, cottons, hollands, buckrams, dandy ca nvass , t h reads, tapes; needles, a large stock of buttons and moulds of the usual description, crest and other dies, silk-bindings, a l ar g e assortment of silk, cotton, worsted, plush, and other trimmings ; alsO a quan tity Of broad clothe, cassimeres, buckskins, 'beavert eens ; velveteens, cordsi thicksetts, carriblets; flannels,'•drills, and other goods. 111 v be.viewed this day - and morning of sale ; and' catalogues had o f;Alesirs. Bailey and Son, Auctioneers ; &e.i Wood-street, CheaPside. FREEHOLD, near FINSHURY-SQUARE. 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